holding his first official rally since leaving the white house here in ohio to excite the base for an ex-staffer now running for congress hoping to oust incumbent representative anthony gonzalez, one of the ten hous republicans who voted to impeach trump for his role in the january 6 insurrection mr. trump has swor revenge on those detractors and the base is, too are you holding a grudge against those republicans? because trump seems to be yeah. yeah. should be voted out. reporter: as trum wraps up the summer schedule the criminal charges loom over his company and its long time cfo allen weisselberg. multiple sources tell nbc news charges against the trump organization could come as soon as next week the first charges to stem from the manhattan d.a. s wide ranging probe of trump s business dealings this probe according to court documents centers on potentially extensive and protracted criminal conduct within the trump organization including falsifying business records,
covered. that he wasn t going to get rid of head kad, rid of head care. by 2020, this bill gets rid of the medicaid expansion which means millions will get kicked off and it puts the onus on governors. you have 15 republican governors that are going to have to deal with this which is why the biggest problem that republicans have are their own members, the governors and their own members in the party who are balking at this. > joe you mentioned ohio governor john kasich has an op-ed in which he calls for p t shfor if we are to establish a lasting and successful replacement of obamacare, republicans should reach across the aisle for help and democrats should accepts offer. cutting democrats out of the process will only make the results less effective. joe, are any republicans
listening to this advice? i don t know on. but he s right. he s item sleuabsolutely right. we have to stop the bickering and finger pointing saying we win and you lose, we re against you guys because you re democrats or we re against you because you re republicans. got to work together. we have to make sure that 15 million people don t end up getting left out especially poor people, working poor people, and drug addicted people, people who are mentally ill. we have to make sure they re covered. and the only way that happens is if democrats and republicans are talking to each other. do you think democrats degree obamacare need repair and if that is the case, should they come up with their own resolutions and fights the republicans with better ideas. i think they should fight tooth and nail to make sure tens of millions do not get kicked off of their health care. but look, i think even hillary
subsidies and replace them with a fixed refundable tax credit. big changes would also come to medicaid. potentially 15 million people would lose coverage under it. the congressional budget office is an organization that does their dog gonest to get numbers right but they have been woefully underperforming when it comes to evaluating health systems. and that is not because they re bad folks, it s because it s challenging stuff. the congressional budget office s official judgment is expected to be released monday. joining me now, joe watkins, rick tyler, and careen shampere. thank you all for being here. so joe, let s start with you. house vote is expected in two week. what is behind the need for speed here? even some republicans can t explain this rush. i don t think that speed
separate separately. even if republicans all agree on repeal, can they ever agree on how to replace obamacare? as president trump said a week ago, this is a very complicated issue. i don t think that is news to most of us though president trump did act like it was something unusual. it is no surprise that they are all on board with repeal, but when you replace it, you take on all of its problems. so any health care bill bakes in some of the problems with the health care system into that bill and then that blame goes on to the party and i think republicans are very shy of that and republicans know if they do something and they lose a lot of health care, 15 million people could lose health care under this new bill. that is some of the estimates we ve seen out there. that is 15 million people going to their town halls in 2018 pushing against it. and president trump as a candidate was very clear in his many views on health care, that he will get people covered. it willab be better. and